Why we are consulting? We are consulting on a new Sustainable Transport Strategy (STS) for the... More
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Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
We asked what residents' priorities were for how to spend the Neighbourhood Fund to improve community infrastructure.
You indicated priorities, voted on council-proposed projects and gave your own suggestions for improvements to fund.
We are using the feedback to make a list of projects recommended for funding approval. We are also reporting suggested improvements to service departments.
We asked tenants of our new Council Housing what they thought of their new homes and amenities.
You said that overall you were very pleased with your new homes. The full set of results are currently being analysed.
Once all the results have been analysed, the findings will feed into the designs of future new build Council Housing.
Sutton Council asked to hear your opinion to better understand views towards domestic abuse and local services in the community.
We wanted to find out how we can improve services and make sure that it is easy for residents to access the support they might need, at the right time.
We received a great deal of information which we can review and work towards improving. Three key points from the survey include a need for:
1. A clearer understanding on where to go or who to contact for domestic abuse help if needed.
2. Details on where to go for help if concerned about your own behaviour.
3. The majority of residents feel they can speak to an independent domestic violence adviser (IDVA) about their circumstances most comfortably.
The Domestic Abuse Strategic Partnership Board are reviewing recommendations in light of the survey responses and the COVID-19 pandemic. These recommendations include the need for a perpetrator campaign to raise awareness on where to go for help for those concerned about their own behaviour. The Board has also been recommended to agree a sole point of contact for those needing help so we can promote where residents should go for help if needed to avoid any confusion.
Finally from 1 July following a period of no face-to-face domestic abuse services, we are able to offer face-to-face appointments with our IDVAs for those who need to speak to someone and get help and guidance.